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Hey all,
Thanks for all the support earlier. I have a new problem that i bet is very easy for you to help me with:
The scenario:
I have a small shoe-store and want to view visitors during the day (by hour) and day. As you can see i just puts a sum for each day on one hour... i need it to be distributed over the whole day.
I want to use a measure to get that data. I guess i have to write something linked to FILTER, or CALCUALTE?, but i have tried it in various ways but it still doesnt work. i guess its a really easy fix, please help me out. 🙂
W
Solved! Go to Solution.
Where does your Hour column come from? It looks like it is mapped to the day of the date.
I see a lot of arrows going into the date table..
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Where does your Hour column come from? It looks like it is mapped to the day of the date.
Your comment made me go in and look at the data again. The date and time stamp was generated via a formula in excel (that was my source of data) and it was a small thing in the formula that messed up everything. Big thanks for taking your time.
KR
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Hi, Thanks for looking into it... as you can see on the attached picture it comes from a separate table that i created. (also including a new picture on that one from the data tab).
@lbendlin Yes, i can see that it looks like it is mapped the day of the date, wich is very weird. The fact table (visitors) is connected via a TimeKey to the separate table for time (as you can see on my first picture). And then i have another table (for date) that is connected to the same fact table... (also seen in the first picture).
@stevedep Yes, i have many other fact tables connected to the date table as well. KR W
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